Historically the private security sector was thought to safeguard an organisation’s assets, typically within a private enterprise. However it is now argued the sector has extensively diversified across many public, semi-public, community and private entities.

The proportion of older people in society is growing faster than any other area of the population. With this growth comes increased security requirements.

A security culture is essential in minimising risk across any organisation. Developing a security culture involves careful planning to ensure all stakeholders across an organisation are suitably competent.

Every 10 years the Victorian OHS Regulations are reassessed and updated to ensure they meet contemporary workplace safety management obligations.

Dark Reading is one of the most widely-read cyber news sites for security professionals on the web.

Nominations close on 31 August 2016 for the OSPAs. Ensure you recognise a company or individuals for their hard work, excellence and innovation by nominating them.

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A formal system of security involves protocols typically categorised as policies and procedures. A policy is defined as a formal record of an organisation’s intentions and directions. Policies are typically developed at the highest levels of the organisation.

Entropic security decay is recognised as a risk that needs to be addressed across all security systems. Security system decay due to internal or external factors is inevitable however can be managed by the prudent security leader.